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Your contest, run from start to finish

You bring your brand and your community, we handle the rest. From the first idea to the winner, every step is taken care of by Luck For Good.

Create my contest
  1. 1

    Concept and mechanic

    Our generator suggests concepts that suit your audience, built on proven mechanics: winning number, exact prediction, perfect pool or live challenge.

  2. 2

    Contest rules

    Your contest rules are drafted with the help of AI from your mechanic, then published before entries open.

  3. 3

    The contest page

    Your contest gets its own mobile-first page at luckforgood.com/yourbrand, ready for your bio or your campaigns.

  4. 4

    Entries

    We collect entries, remove duplicates and screen out suspicious accounts before the draw.

  5. 5

    Draw and winner

    The draw is certified, the winner is contacted and the result is published on the contest page.

  6. 6

    Final report

    You receive a full report: entries, draw, certification proof and the share going to the charity.

Included in every certification plan

Running your contest is included in every certification plan, including the free plan for up to 1,000 entrants.

  • Free

    $0

    per contest

    Up to 1,000 entrants

    With the “Certified by Luck For Good” badge on your contest

  • Starter

    $9

    per contest

    Up to 10,000 entrants

    For creators and local businesses

  • Pro

    $29

    per contest

    Up to 100,000 entrants

    For brands and large communities

  • Unlimited

    $99

    per contest

    Over 100,000 entrants

    For national campaigns

Agencies

Unlimited certified contests for all your clients, subject to fair use.

$49 per month

In every plan

  • Draw fingerprint published before the contest and timestamped on a public blockchain
  • Public verification page open to everyone
  • Full contest management and AI-drafted contest rules
  • Draw report

Certification proves the technical fairness of the draw. It is not a substitute for a report by a notary or an independent contest administrator.

How the draw is certified